Montana DOL Adopts Federal Exemption Rules

On May 14, 2010, the Montana Department of Labor and Industry adopted the federal rules that define the terms "Executive," "Administrative," and "Professional" as they relate to defining who is exempt from overtime.  Now, it will be easier for Montana employers to...

It is important to audit human resource functions from time to time to ensure best practices are on the cutting edge. Associated Employers may assist by conducting an audit of a specific area or the entire function by interviewing key personnel and reviewing files, policies and procedures. We create a detailed report, including an executive summary prioritizing recommendations. Areas of review include:

  • Pre-Employment/Staffing
    • Recruitment
    • Job Descriptions
    • Employment Application Form
    • Interviewing & Hiring Procedures
    • Reference Checking Procedures
    • Child Labor
  • Employment
    • New Hire Reporting
    • New Hire Orientation
    • Employee Handbook
    • Disciplinary Action
    • Training Programs
  • Recordkeeping
    • Employee Records and Files
    • Required State/Federal Posters
    • Form I-9 Administration
  • Benefits
    • Communication of Benefits
    • Plan Documents
    • COBRA
    • FMLA
    • Montana Maternity Leave Act
  • Compensation
    • State and Federal Exemptions
    • Timekeeping Requirements
    • Pay Practices
    • Performance Management and Review
    • Independent Contractors
  • Affirmative Action Plans/Federal EEO Requirements
  • Safety
    • Safety Program
    • Hazardous Materials Communication Program
    • Blood-Borne Pathogens Compliance
    • Workers’ Compensation
    • OSHA Logs
    • Emergency Evacuation Plan
    • Drug & Alcohol Program

For more information on AE’s HR Needs Assessment, contact the association office at 406-248-6178.

 
406.248.6178
2727 Central Avenue, Suite 2
Billings, Montana 59102